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Bnliest 4 hrlna fnk1n from ne a1ip Rzles
tEns e fsst - pos1Itle.
"a cAailengsr with hsr ergo 81 80 en-
a Ersnklfn ooal 4 noa6F fer 49, and ~
teen slnea 1un1nF. Shs b BGlzing Ter tlE.
The 0regnGtanig paEAEEmph On korl.anl
lrnlrhta an4ny Wna a. fellawN xha ola knn
ainrtsn ard TIA Hahnemann have PE1er en1E
ssrs f1R erAin loadizg fnr 1ece1at 81 Ne keEf
Iand Gelpslnx O.. The RiNe1Sfde sd u
Alart have iGlt down river. The NetheEn'
goos % cay ~ two. and VII - fsllouea p
ofhsrs non vel alongs
FolloninR wa IL tsnnags statement q -
Eranelsee an Monanys II poEt engzsea exsea
tsns, ID port disengnssd - 900 tona, % azsiv'
2o4 800 tons
re fsllosina charter 9za rspar1sd fs1E
san Essncisso q Mon1ay: For oorks 9.
~. snip nufhin. iron, L1J tons - - .
B1nm. BALDWIN, . oirgHn-
Runx LupEgs, ock 8.-ArFiyed-eaFk Coin
purr s.sxnE.nr. oct s.--Arrivsd- ship PFus
"a Ard banks Cninmhia and 4. 4. Ham
Naan BAY, Nov. e-A bAEklnfins = Q
Pos1 1ssSlrs, NOV. e.-Ths British dip ~
q DaIbcnz1ie q N port.
TaxooeR, New. e.-Aight rain; hrssk south
east wind. No shipplne
sar FnkNcEs0o, New. s--Arrived--anip 6ac
y. Nanson. 9antflaI
Clearsa- slezmR Antonio. Nanaimos snil
Clan Bachanan. Portland.
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nav. Gmanana sass.



saaKFnIBa anouE zHn coMRkE4s RkcIL-
Etxm Kun polN1 BuEHEs.
ne Western Uniou TslaREaph once
haa EsmcHsd 10 Ne Cd poatudise. witch
haa bsan rnasdsled foF iss ne. The
lrnnsfsF q fnslFunenis. a.. was eom-
pietod yesterday. Ths neW quaEtsete
inhle-fus fouF tngIrumenig nn4 os
mnay operators thai iata adezn q. has
net ye6 bsen put 70 plaes. 1he wifaa
1re al adjusted, and 1ReFyfhloN ano ev-
4ybedg about he plaee are wpEklng 80
baslIY q maybe. Ms 7. ArmatEo1ns
sho 3 ~ charge e tie of3ees 3 90 ed
timeF % The eeFvIe8 81 TIE NesleEn
unipn, having directed the sarinalng %
linaa f0f that eannpany acfu19 many
niles ~ the plains. and had ehezas o.
nfieea IN Kansas and other psaoea on
rs fEpufieE when ea1h c1iees we're any
lhlna but pheasant 20 kesp eosn.
IAN eastern and western Washlnalon.
Portland. Onaqun, nnf San Nf4UoI11o,
ere well provided for said NJ. Arm.
sExnna. sWe have Tires wires eastward
- HaBoo anH Spokane, and eam reach
shsm also by shs Portland ro1te Il IN
egnefRnneg, which very rarely happens,
require. Five "a difional wires nre bei1g
strung westWaxdiy b the #e9tern
Union Company on iiB northern 5kEnns'
oonfimautal ronia. One. copper wlEs
from 81. PAni, Is expected 10 be com
pleted within very ahnEt time. There
are six wires here nov, and = is probable
Ihaf tuo more vii Be ounnseesd With
oar switchboard within SIX months.
| Liberal facilities ere being provided IN
eVeFv diRpotson. and. strange a. - may
seem, che only reductions Ia taFiA which
have been made % this territory within
tee pnst rear we're made b. the Weslarn
Union between eastern and western
Washington pointa. where thsy had nc
competition"
Tue day operator IL Ma. J. b. OEom.
veil, also vol known In teleREaphic and
pellsiaal circles. and the night operator
Samuel Davis, Who, though good one
u somethina Of q new conner. PFeviou.
70 his ennnQemeni here be vas engaged
Ia station work ~ several places on ihl
Northern Paeine railroad.
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Notice Of Seizure.

ITNITKD STATES or AMERICA
" Territory Of Washington. Third Ju
| aicial Disfrict-ss.
In the District Court. holding tsrms q
Seattle.
No. S5ss-The United States Of Amsrsc.
va One hundred and ten tins, Containing
| nfty.dve pounds Of prepared opium.
Whereas. VIM. II. White, Uoited States
Attorney for washington Territory. has
lied an Information IN the above entitled
District Court alleging IN substance e
follows That g 3 time pass .e:wit
sbe ' oo,iecsion Distcs q Pn 81 i Soma
10 wit. on board the Steamboat Geo. i.
Starr, 81 the wharf e. Port Townsend, IN
jefferson county. Washington Terrikory,
Quincy A. Brooke, Collector o. CHstoms
for said district did seize and now has IN
his custody q the Custom House Of said
bong fsrfaited TO the United States for
violation Of Section S067 Of the Revised
Statutes Of The United Stafos, certain
Rooda. wares and merchandise. to-Wlt
one hundred and ten tins. containing az.
ty-fve pounds % prepared opium; for
that at time past 20 wit on the 6th dag
and merchandise hereinbefore enumerat-
ed amd described, baing Of foreign growth
and manufacture and subjcct 70 the pay
ment a. duties upon being imported and
brougha into the Unit1d States, were by
some pe<son Or persons unknown clan
destinely, uniHwfully, fraudulently and
rsm as Ss , po t y S sIed s.ss:
from the Province 81 British Columbia,
in the Domini0n Of CanadA, with the In
tent then and there On the part Of such
importer or importers % defrnud the
Uniled States q the duties thereon,
The duties thereoa not having essn
s. paid 10 the Unitsd States, and not
since having been paid or accounted
for or secured 70 be paid % the United
states. the said gooda wares and nser-
chan6tee being then and thare Of the
value q Eve hundred and nffy doilaTs.s
and praying for mouifion and ether
proper proeess % ne end sAAt MD Eood4
C. msF b decreed TO b and remain
forfeited accordingly.
And whaFeaA On reading and fling the
aid Information. the Court made the fnl-
owing order thereon. to-wtfs
The United Slnfes of America ". One
aundrsd and ten tins containing ifty-dve
pounds Of prepared Opinm.
Let this ea1so b set down for hearing
Sovamber. A. D. ie&5, as 10 cic10ck 3. N. /
4 that day. 81 which time al persons
laving Or claiming any interest In aid /
goods, wares and merchandise must sp-
ear and make their AfleEafiuns n that /
,ehaH OF her dofanlf VIII Be entered. 1
md e nosacs 3 giyen q ne usual term
NTNLE1GkxcER. Dated Novemhez 81 /
81.
New, therefore; AL peFBcns hAvfng or
aiming eny interest ID said Rooda wares
nd merchandise are nutkecd 20 b and /
Dpear IN open court ~ tie tine spocs asd
said oFdsr and make thEff alleA1ona
rAnted.
-. WlfnoH the Hna. Richard A.
Jonea Judge of said DinErsct
Coart nn4 fks sd q sid court
~. a1lxed. tkls 81 car q NovumbsE. |
ssis VIZ LKDaKRwooD. csrk
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Thaa OENTE1EERTs il the mos Pop
uIar kif glove Ia AmoFios, el.AB for nve
buttons, 4l.90 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price Of any osne1
standard maker, and for % and dura-
bility are unsxcelled. The above ara 70
I'll prices (the glove Is not sold az whele.
saIs( e SOHWABAOHER BkOS. DELI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

PAnEA Nov. g. Depuiations from
several Boeialistic organizations or
aanized 8 funeral today. The Con-
mnnlsls atiemptsd to display red daag.
The police interfered and riot ensued
The people Ia the procession showed
Resistance, and the people and the poles
were compelled 10 draw their sabrea
On ehe oorteRe reaching the oemeteFy
Vfoleul speeches we're made. and theE.
Wae q saEles Of Rive 10 Commune. n
Ooafain, member Of the Munieipa
COUNSEL, ana one Of the leaders Ia thu
disturbances vas arrested.
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MONEY TOLOAN

IN chaiiel rscrtezce. sod ealiAtsral
- pofzoEal eecafits, Eotes. mcgtE4aoa,
ecrig boD3s, tine ehseks. ete., b0aEAl.
CoHFTox. MmLEn q ca.
OsAoe wiih Jndea Saith, James street..
oppoSita the Qcci6entai- ansR.
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The Rss. sam s1an asys he & roGnR
q WashinEton re knock heil Ca a
OoBKfsss~ Whza vii samnsi pat IN
he Vaoaneys-Ssn FraSrssso Ads.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

PpuaHKKnPsm, Nov. o.-The first
truss Of the great Peughkeepsls bridge
across ths Hadson river was finished
and swung clear yesterday. Il IL 81
feet long between the csnters Of the
towers and is the largest and heaviest
steel truss IN the world. Il reses on
nknal fntmaFn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

Nxw YonK. Nov. She Commercial
Bulssfin,s Gre record for October shows
Losses IA TIE United States and Canada
81 e. 10000
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warrants fer Arrest.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

enszEzH Tuesday. Nov. q.
Battsr ntelns shippsd here fssn 81. Psal
he iaitial isi being resolved toaay.
n San Fnaclsro No. sssa cats are quoted
"a az pas esntal o. 9ze 20 Pc ton, Is shs
highsst extrsmA. The rasss grade NON Ehai
b q = Sc Ne. fed.
oFssun ssEs araFepoFiea ssaFce At Portland.
% % 0stobsf "a ahcat 1880 bales q hops
led hssn shlpped Erom Nsw York tAss neasoa.
PRODUCE REcETP1s--D During the rans a
hours he pcullnce received m Beaftis included
Ne isllowings - psckAsss buitsr, isS sachs
Uesss. sssks onlsss. - psessS-s RIA - "a
tales hos. - handles hisss. eOops chieksna.
hoza calves. TheFa we're also received 100
tina Of general frefgha from ths east ever ths
Canaaian Fnaiae haliwAy. eArtonds ever the
fases soant sAcfs Tine ro.d. and ~ tOns on
the staamahir Mexice.
SHIPMENTS DuIiag he pass a houn
genaral frolGnss WuFe sent fruD ssattle e fol.
lsuas O = 2 4 y - tnne. p 3 Lahs 10
toaA s Lisa Z ~ tsnA steamsrs-Angus.
h t1sa 6race toaA AlchieAn ten, lola .
tens E2ItA atnna and Nails 10 lona
H0Fs-RArnasr n p SAITH o. Whlse Rfrsr.
erap Amoantsa % fsaetfsn over t6rss tsns
asd - esatrac1sd ne entire 20 samstIns aao
a IS eenas per pouna.
fas recsinsz toasy amaunied u oafy "A
haisa. Faare were Ne ehipmentA No new
fsasara Wsa dsxalePed IL tAe maFkee.
sHEEaLRs- ksessrls tsday is0.0o0. Prices
rsnss from q 70 e e pr ths.Easd
ARPLES--k scsspts f9F ne dny macA les
tnan thaas 81 Festse1as. Rsioes aneAnngs1.
nCTTEA-PmbaAfy re ersa los e buster
shlpree from eAa ean aEzised tc6aF, ~ pAek.
aSss fFum D RsaL FrsaA egsasR san rstAiis
a % esa1s PER NO pczn4 Rniis
RouTGAnB NAnxnsA
RuzzAsD, Nov. L--Hscsipaa dartnx ne
Dsul a. ty-sirht hsuss inclnds 80 ~
ehes,. iei3 10 eazr. ~ etb eAeA so eEis
harlsy, - Oh niiisiaG Z $40 pofstoss, So
ihs kifaa. u nkEa batfexs - - eRRn. aIe ~
fFaia ss hEA drisd d. 1ee8s ios hcPs. ears
hnV. ~ sheen, 70 kcaa.
wAuas-Nef nnek u advtees exaeps sAas 1
shera b . grsaa iack q conedsncs ahswn /
ahroa1 ed ne mnrksts 80 tAls side ars hssi- /
tatnT. Hsss tAa noFsDsnt kseps svsa. and /
ValasE, wis 80 . sl-ezl ars ~ loSsr.
aarfst arp~Ariag q eHieg geed Snaertuna.
Ewn Sirunn a sac wifh scaut atoaRs q 10
~. saaaa esStsEn euins - sa1itis to9zy.
AZ EAAScnce nkaKEss.
sAn faAxcaoO, Sss. I. -RseEiBts-wssst
~ -. ar soe q scRs, ealsy tsae
y ssia psnsaa nst as,ss,
"a halBsss naf tnrllasd 70 prsas E1las. Ma Il
nipPan9 azstad aee1t g TN. az1sa 90 c9sl Y
11li eas1ned y hayeg ss4scn, heing 10 ions
4 q a.. 30 suns q ksS And 100 teas a
4 tak u mnRninR aa9 - to1a q 81 a go
oas q g. an 40 lae tansss q ttk y A.
aEnnoa-
Eassg-MnAna snsAss. NJ. I'D. 30 /
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KnnpoM. Nov. 0.-The ntunmsr City Of
Chester, which haa arrived q Queens
town, encountered q teEfifie sale on The
voyags. iastIng fssm The ID % the 6lh
inst. Immense seas aHeC1 the decks
and two Iifeboais wers crushed In.
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BsnEN, Nov. o.-PFofessor Bergman
yin perform an operation on the throat
Of che Grown Prince II the physicians
decide that aanh step 10 necessary.
The Emperor, though worrying about
the condition Of the Grown Prince. IL
frmrRnWinn In haafkh
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OosuocroE, Ohio, Nov. 0.--The tun-
mel 81 the Dresden branch Of the O. A.
q O. r. r., twelve miles west Of here, Ia
reported % have caved In last night.
Six men we're killed and several
wounded.
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San EnANczsoo, Nov. s.-No startling
facts we're Developed at the Benhaycn
inqOes,, which vas resumed this after
noon. John Butlsf. tho missing friend
Of Dimmie. whose identity the detec.
lives had not been able 70 establish be-
fore, was present and vas examined,
but Biz Testimony developed nothing
tried % obtain position g. book agent
from him.
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Tuum pExuQuKNz SFnHzu.-Wm.
Bradley me- win tie street, eonnlaass
yesterday sna arranged % pay "a an
noe expect him 10 DO anything Ia ths
matter, Nj. Miller being Mr.. BEadleyss
eanstn-lau and haVtne gene o. tie bad
a TIE fofBers soliciietiOn. MaEsra.
1ohn Ferries aad ". n Kelly ere tie
boadsmea fer s. Hsls1s streek. Thay
vii - On with The goFk and expeea q
eonglsse Il without much less.
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srRAMER mAHo

AFriye. fom Whateom evsry Tuas.
eAy. Inurtday and sstur3ay ats...s !
Dspsrb for Whslcom and wv pnr,s
eFely sunday, Tuesday mnd Fkurs.
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The Henley BaIl.

EAn FnANczscO. New. Sat 9 meeting
Of The Slate Board Of Trade, today, the
BIZ, introduced e the last session Of
qussled 70 work for les passage ct the
ooming session.
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So faANczsco, Sss. Z. pts-Wssst
E1D cs8 ar $40 q sscks. balsy tsae
ella pesatDes 80 "a.
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MIND o IA Mo1NlNo.-MF. Geo.
A. HlL Of HIN Brothars Taeoua Mar
be works. aed AiN Annie Archibald
wsFs married yesterday mcgninR 81 the
resi6ence Of y Peters. the brides ancie.
TIE eerenaomy wae peffosmed On the
presence of emily the nearest relatives
and friends % tie hsppy eozpie, by
ksx. s. A. FTia1ay, Baptist misslsnary.
TIE bride and eroam took ske hffer.
nosa train for Ashland. OFeRoa. wheFe
reside Mr.. Huls parenas. Thar will
return IN TIVE o. three WsekN
St. Landry democrat., 1887-04-09

out, existence may be made un'
pleasant or even intolerablc. ne
agent of the English law can sick
to the fugitive like his shallow;
and by communicating with foreign
confrcres, who eagerly lend assistance,
can make any Continental retreat I'M
commonly hot. As matter of fact,
successful pursuit and ultimate capture
are for the most part mere questions OF
money. If notorious absconder is not
tracked and brought back, it is gener-
ally because those who have been rob-
bed and wronged have personal rea-
sons for hushing up the affairs. At this
moment there are city gentlemen, once
sutfi GENTLY notorious, left to themselves
and to their cOnsciences in Spain and
in Sweden, whose present addresses are
US we'll known as that of any
respectable merchant in the post-oflice
directory But in such cases the police
are powclless. unless private enter
prise sets them in motion.-BI0c&-
lr00dS 1Magnzi2c.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-04-09
LONDON DETECTIVES.
How They Are Trained to Pursue and Cap
ture Quick Witted Criminals.

The men who show special aptitude
for the work are first sent out and test
ed as patrols in plain clothes, after
ward they are detached as divisional
detectives. Each of the divisions has
its own detective constables, the SER
geants being always on duty at the
central station. The superintendent or
inspector is in attendance from nine to
five to receive applications for assist
ance and to issue orders. The duties
of the city detectives are especially diff
fcult and delicate. Now and again,
of course, they have to trace out the
perpetrators of commonplace muir
der or ordinary burglary. But as a
rule they are chiefly concerned
with commercial frauds, where
the criminal is presumably
as quick-witted as themselves, and
has probably taken his precautions
against discovery. Generally he has
already "made tracks, and sought
refuge in foreign countries. He may
have gone where there is no extradi-
ton treaty; but as there are many dlsa-
greeables to be met with among foreign
ers, whose manners he dislikes and Of
whose language he is ignorant, he
more frequently takes passage for
America or Australia. 1t seems so
easy to change your name, to cast your
skin and lose yourself in new exist
ence among great English-speaking
population. Even in the former case,
and beyond the range of extradition
treaties, the refugee from justice is not
altogether safe. Should the detective
follow him up and find him
St. Landry democrat., 1887-04-09

A Question. The proprietor OF
our leading cafe has succeeded in train
ing his walters almost to perfection; but
when order terrapin and yellow label
after theater party, has this one any
right to put on that look of inetfable
surprise because l prefer to vary the
monotony of my usual cheese sand
witch once in a while?-Pucb.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-04-09

"A subscriber wants to know if
men make much out of journalism.
Yes, dear friend, much more out Of It
than in it-NeW Hare7s NeWs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Delm9rYA. The Frisco.

New YORK, April 25.-Counsel for the
ST. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Com
pany made argument in the supreme court
this morning TO stay proceedings in the
case of Walter Delmar against that com
pany now before referee OF the question
of compelling the company to show com-
plainsnt its stock books. lie based his
appeal on the grounds that the lower court
acted Illegally in making the testimony
orally instead Of affidavit before sending
the case to the referee and that the com
pauy was a foreign corporation and had
not the books required TO be seen here.
Counsel for Delmar md the other discon-
fentented shareholders denied this and pro-
duceo copy of the last annual report to
show that the companY's chief Office was in
this city. The decision was reserved.
Argument on the motion to commit the
officers Of the company for contempt Of
court for not coming to testify before the
referee was adjourned till tomorrow.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
The King Boodler's Trial.

New YORK. April 25.-The oyer and
terminer court room was crowded this
morning with people assembled to see the
first act in the drama Of the trial uf the
king Of boodlers, Jake SHARPE Judge
Van Brunt was On the bench and District
Attorney MARITIME and his assistant, De
Lancy Nicoll. represented The people,
Sharpe occupied the prisoners chair. Mr.
MARITIME said that Sharpe with several
others had been Indicted on twenty one
counts for bribery. He moved for trial
or Monday next.
Mr. Slickney asked the court to fix q
date for hearing of motion By him 10
quash The indictment He had no Obiec-
ton to setting the day Of trial for May
18th. Judge Van Brunt fixed the 18th Of
MAY fer trial Friday mex. was fixed fol
hearing Mr.. StickDey's motion
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
VIII InYokeIhe State.

CHICAGO, April 25-A special from
Des Muiues. Ia, says: Owing 10 wide
spread discomfort amCng shippers over al
alleged perver>ion Of the interstate law by
railway companies in seekingtO exact ex
toriionate rates, wholesale dealers as wei
as stock ana grain shippers have been III
active correspondence with the end ii
view of holding q series of public meet
ings in order to give forcibie expression Il
the public discomfort. These viii be fol
lowed up with request 10 Gov. Larrabee
to convene the legislature IN extra session
to pass The necessary law 10 force railways
to interpret the interstate law in its true
spirit instead Of taking technical advantage
of isolated clauses 10 render il odiOus
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
Blaine and sherman.

NEW YORK. April 20-Friends Of Mr.
Blaine in New York have received dis
patches from him in which he says he is
recovering strength steadily, and feels
much improved The death Of his broth.
er, Major Blaine. at Hot Springs, Av&an-
sas, has changed somewhat his plans for
the summer He was TO sail for Europe
on MAY 22d. but it is now understood that
he will not sail until the middle OF June
In the meantime he vii, rest quietly at
Augusta
Senator Sherman is az the Fifth Avenue
hotel The senator was not inclined 10
discuss public questions. The story OF the
attempt to kidnap him in CaOa he pro
nounced "a huge joke; ;here was nothing in
his experience in Cuba 70 give the slightest
foundation 10 the story.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
Javrenca Laconics.

LAWRENCE, Kan, April % The Law
renee. Emporia & Southwestern Railway
Company was organized in this city today
for the purpose Of building the eXtensio
of the Carbondale road into southwesterr
Kansas. via Emporia. The directors elect
ed for the year are g. W. Z. Griffith, l..
Bullene, Geo. j. Barker. j. d Bowersock,
o. f. Learnard Of Lawrence; 2. B.
Plumb, William Martindale, II. c. Gross.
c. Hood. OF Emporia.
The Natural Gas and Coal Mining Com
pany held MEETING today and elected Geo
lines presi ent, J. f. Riggs secretary, w
Hadley treasurer. The company IS com
posed of our best business men and viii a
once begin the work of prospecting
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26

KANSAS CITY April -.
molly rr8fc,trr reports wheat duIi No red,
.szn 20 aged MAY ~ bid Il asked; June ~ bid
~ go r5asy. 500 cash sale. Ut S2a{; Nav S2A
ht 81 askeI june "a oid, - asked; July - Bd.
g5tl mixed. No white, c-Sn, ~ asked
Oats, M. white. cash. IA bid
Floor, dur. -tea y; qucTato1. TX 30; Xxx go
sel TO- family 81 l5sl IS; choice 81 S-i 4o fancy 70
ezra fancy 81 > a. SIS; patent e. SytA2u
Corn Meal-Green. -; dried, 81, choice yellow, 81
1-.iS, -.
sran-Rulk -; sacked 81. 80.
Flax seed--.
Kutter-S-raaInerg, fancy, 81: fine dairy, -.
t'hs-ese-Full cream. i.5-,dsii HICs .eES-
Eygs-Stea6y lU1s per doz-
PS1ltryI1id hens lat heavy 50 > .; roOseers 81
tUrkeys 91li.
F,rovfsoAs-SJxar cured hams l1sl bacon ~; dried
beef IL dried beef Gle r, 2; dry salt ceaI rib sides
Is ~ long clear s. ~ shoulders. 81 po short ciesr
4 ~ sul0ked clear rib sides, . ~: lon6 Gear
a. So shoulders, 81 -; short clear. 81 W,
Ness PUrk-sl5 W.
Isrd.-ChO.ce tierre 81 90.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26

PrTTsBURG, Pa. April 25.-The Chroni
Gle Telegradh states that general officers.
Knights Of Labor, have declared war on
all who are not in accord with The precel
administration. To this end a list Of TWEEN
tv-t.o labor papers which have supported
the administration have been endorsed
through the official organ OF the Knights
of Labor. The publication it is claimed
is occasioning intense indignation as 1t is
re arded as practically placing boycott On
eight hundred labor journals throughout
the country. The list is to be increased as
each paper indorses the administration.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
The PRAYER Was Granted.

BALTIMORE, April 21.-ln the United
States circuit court today, bill was filed
asking for an injunction and receiver for
the Navasss Phosphate Company, body
corporate Of the state of New York. The
bill alleges that Walter Lawioa, the pre<I
dent. abscorded sitter issuing large amounts
of fraudulent paper in the name Of The
company Holders Of such paper to tht
amount Of nesrly $500. 600 have threatened
to issue attachments on the properly Of the
company in this jurisdiction. The prayer
WAS granted.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
Deed " Trust fIlsc.

SPRINGFIELD. His, April ga deed
of trust and mortgage has been recorded
at the office Of the secretary OF state to *
cure the first mortgage per cent bonds OF
the Chicago, Santa Fe Is California hail
rosd Company. and the Chicago Santa r
& California Railway Company OF lows
The Boston Ssfe Deposit and Trust Gem
panY is made the trustee xud the issue u
81 900 per mile en- the lines between Cti
caro nnd hAnSas City
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-26
Culinary.

NEW YORK. April 25.-The flag Of the
Produce Exchange is flying al half-mast
today for the death Of Vice President
William ID Morgan of the Exchange who
expired yesterday at his residence IN This
city. Of pneumOnis.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. April 25.-James
Maret. chief clerk of the 6rst assistant
postmaster general. died at his residence IN
this CITY at 103e O'Clock this morning.
He had been chief clerk 10 the frs; assist
AIT postmaster general since 1882.